GAM's Green to step back from fund management after 34 years

Takes up role as director of global equities strategy

Mike Sheen
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Andrew Green is set to retire from portfolio management after 34 years running the GAM UK Diversified and Global Diversified funds.

From January 2018 Green (pictured), one of the UK's longest serving fund managers, will step down but continue to manage select mandates and provide support to GAM's equity teams in a new role as director of global equities strategy. GAM hires Henderson global equities head for senior role Group CEO Alexander Friedman said: "Andrew has gained legendary status in the industry. He is universally lauded as an outstanding and disciplined investor, a status underscored by numerous awards and accolades throughout his career. "His investment philosophy has helped to create GAM's convictio...

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